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This is our Home Page - these links will take you to our other pages The Rotary Club of Ludlow, founded in 1938, recently celebrated its 70th Charter. Ludlow is a town of outstanding beauty and fascinating history. In the 1300's Ludlow became the country's second centre of royal and political intrigue and its Castle held the two young princes before they were murdered in the Tower. Prince Arthur, older brother of Henry VIII, died here and his heart is said to be buried within the walls of St Laurence' Church. Nowadays popular for its scenic beauty, gourmet food and several annual Festivals, Ludlow boasts over 500 listed buildings, many of them superbly timbered and well preserved. Among these we cannot fail to highlight its magnificent 800-year-old parish church and Norman castle, both still in daily use and regionally acclaimed as venues for the arts, culture and festivals. |
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Parish Church of St Laurence |
Castle Lodge |
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Our club officers for 2010-11 are pictured below.
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Senior Vice-President Sue Fleetwood
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PRESIDENT Roger Barker
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Junior Vice-President Stewart Officer
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Hon. Secretary Barry Treves
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Hon. Treasurer Terry Curthoys
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Membership Tom Carter
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Membership of Rotary
- Attracting new members is vital to a Rotary club's long term success, so clubs put a great deal of emphasis on expanding their membership with enthusiastic and service-minded individuals.
- Prospective members must actively hold - or be retired from - a professional, proprietary, executive or managerial position. Also,they must have the desire and ability to serve and to attend the club's meetings on a regular basis.
- Anyone who feels that they might like to become a Rotarian can indicate an interest, either by speaking to a Rotarian, or by getting in touch with a local Club - with no obligation on either side.
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Copyright:- The Rotary Club of Ludlow UK
Rotary means
" Service Above Self "